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Table 1 Instances of the erbb2/17q12 gene set detected in the Uppsala data.

From: Enumerating the gene sets in breast cancer, a "direct" alternative to hierarchical clustering

Table 2

erbb2/17q12 gene set Uppsala data, source = Miller 2005.

   

21t4

23t4

25t5

26t5

27t5

29t6

31t6

32t5

33t6

34t6

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

 

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

 

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

ERRB2

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

GRB7

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

PERLD1

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

STARD3

  

CRKRS

CRKRS

CRKRS

CRKRS

CRKRS

 

CRKRS

CRKRS

  

PPARBF

PPARBF

PPARBF

PPARBF

PPARBF

 

PPARBF

PPARBF

  

PPARBF

PPARBF

PPARBF

PPARBF

    
  

RPL19

RPL19

 

RPL19

    
     

CASC3

    
     

PSMD3

    
     

THRAP4

    
     

GSDML

    
     

GSDML

    
  1. The partition size (s) and tolerance (t) are listed at the head of each column. The first instance of this gene set is detected at s = 21, t = 4. As s and t are stepped, the number of erbb2/17q12 genes increases from size to a maximum of 15, at s = 29, t = 6. From that point the number of genes decreases.